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Meanings of salamander in English
Usage of salamander in English
1
Across his figure passes the salamander, the fabled reptile of the fire.
2
Like a little salamander, he dances day and night in the flames.
3
Pass a heated salamander or coal-shovel over the top of the omelet.
4
The patch-nosed salamander is only known to science because of a mix-up.
5
I cook the salamander using a lighter I found in the Cornucrapia.
6
The salamander has the remarkable ability to regenerate its limb after amputation.
7
How else does one produce and control a salamander, except by magic?
8
Even more varied and underappreciated than the salamander is the freshwater mussel.
9
Come on, strip, or I'll burn off your clothes with a salamander.
10
The salamander study is published in the November 28 issue of PLoS ONE.
11
The true creature of the Smokies, however, is the reclusive and little-appreciated salamander.
12
The experiment needs to be replicated independently in other salamander species.
13
To this group belong the salamander, the frog, and the toad.
14
The salamander, which renews its scaly skin in the fire,-forvirtue.
15
Then brown with a salamander and serve up hot in egg-cups.
16
Cook about 5 minutes, take it off and brown it with a salamander.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common